Ch 36: Wen Li fired her Gun: Next time, it’ll be your head. She was the first to leave the examination hall.

Tan Chengdong thought Wen Li was too reckless and arrogant, and decided to teach her a lesson, to let her know that one shouldn’t be too overbearing.

He directly ordered his two subordinates to act.

Wen Li’s eyes suddenly turned cold.

The moment the two men moved, she did too.

Wen Li’s body shifted slightly to the right, dodging one person’s attack while grabbing the other’s hand, then she threw a punch, hitting the other person’s temple hard.

That person’s eyes bulged, and he fell back into his seat, unconscious.

And just before that person completely closed his eyes, Wen Li quickly dealt with the other person as well. The person in the back didn’t even have a chance to use his phone before Wen Li kicked him in the head, sending him crashing into the car door.

He didn’t even have time to scream.

A loud “bang”.

Tan Chengdong had already imagined Wen Li kneeling on the ground begging for mercy, but before he could figure out how to make Wen Li remember him for life, he saw a blur, followed by a loud bang.

Tan Chengdong was startled. In a flash, before he could collect his thoughts, he saw one of his men knocked unconscious by Wen Li’s punch, and the other with a bloody head, rolling his eyes.

Tan Chengdong’s face suddenly changed drastically. He looked back at Wen Li, only to meet a dark gun barrel.

The driver and co-pilot were stopped in their tracks by the gun in Wen Li’s hand.

Two strong men outside heard the commotion, yanked open the car door, and froze, not daring to act rashly.

When they saw their two companions, uncertain whether they were alive or dead, they were shocked and looked at this frail girl in disbelief.

After a moment of stunned silence, Tan Chengdong laughed: “You’re ruthless. I didn’t expect you to have this kind of skill.”

He lowered his eyes to look at the gun barrel in front of him: “But, are you trying to scare me with a toy gun?”

Wen Li: “Is that so?”

As soon as she finished speaking, Wen Li shifted her hand and pulled the trigger.

The silenced handgun made a slight sound, the bullet shot out, piercing flesh and the front windshield.

Blood splattered.

Tan Chengdong covered his ear, letting out a low growl of pain. Blood stained his palm, dripping onto his pants.

The two thugs outside the car shifted their feet, about to move.

“Don’t move.” Wen Li pressed the gun barrel against Tan Chengdong’s forehead, coldly glared at them, successfully scaring them back.

Tan Chengdong, clutching his damaged ear, looked at Wen Li in disbelief. He didn’t expect it to be a real gun, and even less expected that Wen Li, a teenager, would dare to fire a gun.

The business world is like a battlefield. Tan Chengdong, having reached his position today, had seen all kinds of scenes. It wasn’t the first time he’d been pointed at with a gun, but this was the closest he’d ever been to death.

This was also the first time he had been intimidated by a young girl.

Whether from pain or fear, his breathing became rapid and shallow, his whole body trembling.

If Wen Li hadn’t aimed slightly off, he would have lost more than just an ear; he would have lost his life.

Wen Li: “Next time, I’ll be aiming for your head.”

Hearing these words from Wen Li, Tan Chengdong didn’t find them to be an empty threat at all.

Whether Wen Li had backing from other forces, or was simply a young bull unafraid of a tiger, she was undeniably brave and daring.

The bold fear the reckless, and the reckless fear those who don’t fear death. Tan Chengdong admitted that he, with his wealth and power, didn’t have the courage to risk his life.

After that day, Tan Chengdong never appeared again, nor did he ever look for Wen Baixiang again.

The Gaokao arrived as scheduled.

Wen Li received a “good luck” emoticon pack from the Little Guy early in the morning.

When the time came, she took her exam bag downstairs, went to the gate, but found no driver or car waiting.

Wen Baixiang had arranged a driver to pick her up and drop her off every day, and he had always been very diligent and responsible. On the day of the Gaokao, the driver should have been waiting here early.

She returned to the villa, and before she could ask anyone, she saw the butler avoiding her gaze like the plague, turning his back to talk to the servant.

Afraid she would call him.

Wen Xin, who had been admitted without the Gaokao, was sitting on the sofa with Lin Yun, leisurely arranging flowers.

It was easy to guess who had instructed the driver and the butler.

Wen Li didn’t say anything, and simply left the villa.

A white Porsche was parked at the entrance; it was a gift from Wen Baixiang to Wen Yan to celebrate her entry into Lu Corporation.

Wen Yan had been driving this car most often recently.

The driver would park the car at the entrance in advance every day for Wen Yan’s convenience, and the key was hanging on it.

Wen Li went straight to the Porsche, opened the door, and got in.

Wen Xin heard the car, and curiously said: “Who’s driving? Wasn’t there only Wen Yan’s car at the entrance? Why is there a car sound?”

Lin Yun looked towards the entrance, also unsure what was going on.

She had locked all the cars in the garage and taken the car keys from the butler, intending to prevent Wen Li from getting to the exam and entering Peking University.

As the two were about to go out to see, the exquisitely dressed Wen Yan came down from upstairs.

She had a meeting this morning, and she had been preparing for several days, planning to silence those who questioned her abilities at today’s meeting.

However, when she came out, the car was gone.

Upon hearing that it was Wen Li’s doing, Wen Yan tightened the strap of her bag.

Wen Li arrived at the examination hall.

The first exam was Chinese. Once the papers were distributed and the exam started, Wen Li calmly picked up her pen and began answering.

Among the students writing furiously and racing against time, Wen Li’s slow pace was quite noticeable.

Even the invigilator was worried for her.

After finishing the last question, Wen Li didn’t even look at the essay prompt, and to the invigilator’s surprise, handed in her paper early.

“A student is leaving, finished so quickly?”

Wen Li was the first to leave the examination hall. The parents and reporters waiting at the school gate with flowers, upon seeing her, all wanted to ask her a few questions.

But Wen Li avoided them.

“This girl is really pretty, she looks like a good student.”

“She probably spends all her time on makeup, she doesn’t look like a studious type. Handing in her paper early, either an academic overachiever or a complete failure, and this one looks like the latter.”

The parents commented on Wen Li, and when they saw Wen Li finally get into the driver’s seat of the Porsche, their words became even sharper.

“Look, which good student drives to school in high school?”

“It’s really inappropriate, she doesn’t look like she’s here to study.”

For the subsequent Mathematics, Integrated Science, and English exams, Wen Li handed in her papers early within the allotted time, and was the first to leave the examination hall. Those parents and reporters had become familiar with her face.

“It’s her again, the first one out. No need to think, definitely a failure.”

Having avoided interviews several times, after the last exam, the reporters were determined to get the stunningly beautiful Wen Li on camera, believing that her face would surely increase their viewership.

So they rushed towards Wen Li with their cameras.

“Student, you handed in your papers early for every subject and were the first to leave each time. Everyone says this year’s questions were difficult, what do you think of the difficulty…?”

Wen Li lowered her brows and gave them a cold look.

The reporter holding the microphone was stopped in his tracks by this look.

“Whose child is this? So ill-mannered. It’s so hot, she doesn’t show any consideration for the reporters’ work. What’s wrong with answering a few questions?”

“Other students are all enthusiastic, look at her just now, like she’s about to kill someone.”

“She doesn’t look like a student, she looks like a social delinquent.”

Wen Li didn’t know that she had become a villainous social delinquent simply for being the first to leave the examination hall.

She also didn’t know that the reporter she had refused, for the sake of traffic and viewership, had uploaded the few seconds of video of her refusing the interview to the internet…

“Mom, look, many people are scolding Wen Li online.” Wen Xin at home suddenly received a video shared by a friend.

“Online? What did that dead girl do again? Is she on the news this time?” Lin Yun quickly took her daughter’s phone.

After watching the video, Lin Yun said sarcastically: “A country girl who hasn’t seen the world doesn’t know the severity of things, and doesn’t even know how to do the surface work, doesn’t know that the internet is now so developed, any little thing will be magnified? I’ll tell your dad when he comes back tonight.”

Wen Xin took back her phone and continued to scroll through the comments, wanting to see how the netizens were scolding Wen Li, but besides the top few comments saying Wen Li was impolite, the rest were all saying Wen Li was beautiful.

Wen Xin angrily turned off her phone.

“Mom, I don’t want her to go to Peking University.”

Both her academic performance and appearance were overshadowed. Originally, in Wen Xin’s view, university was her personal stage show, but now she was clearly just a supporting character. What made her even more unbearable was that after Wen Li entered Peking University, she would be paired with Song Zhixian.

Lin Yun gave her assurance: “Don’t worry, she won’t get into Peking University.”

“Mom, you have a way?” Wen Xin perked up.

“She’ll be under my nose for these two months. Don’t worry, I’ll definitely find a way to have your dad personally kick her out before school starts.” Lin Yun said confidently.

Lin Yun had plenty of tricks, like the last time she used peanut powder to prevent Wen Yan from going to the interview and then blamed it on Wen Li.

The mother and daughter already had a bellyful of plans.

However, unexpectedly, the day after the Gaokao, Wen Li left for Mingcheng with her suitcase and Hei Junjiang.

The mother and daughter had nowhere to use their skills.